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#21 2016-11-07 23:37:28

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Kurai wrote:

Which version of Debian/Ubuntu does Bunsenlabs run on, anyways? Just for future reference.

See https://www.bunsenlabs.org/  roll


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#22 2016-11-07 23:39:55

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

photonucleon wrote:
Kurai wrote:

Which version of Debian/Ubuntu does Bunsenlabs run on, anyways? Just for future reference.

See https://www.bunsenlabs.org/  roll

I was asking which version of Jessie; E.G. 8.1, 8.3, etc. I know that the current version of Debian is 8.6.

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#23 2016-11-07 23:41:52

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

BunsenLabs effectively *is* Debian Jessie in most respects, so as long as your system is up to date, the latest current stable version, I guess?


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#24 2016-11-07 23:42:05

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

So, after running bl-welcome post install.. with all the updates applied, that's what you have.


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#25 2016-11-07 23:48:19

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Huh. Wonder why a lot of the packages aren't compatible with Bunsen, then...

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#26 2016-11-08 00:03:32

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

You keep wanting shiny new stuff, not what you'll get in Debian stable, you want that, you need a rolling distro, or Sid, along with the ability to fix the inevitable breakages, personally I've deliberately opted to live with older software, because I don't want to have to worry, or research, before I do apt-get upgrade or fix things afterwards...

I have one item from jessie-backports, and one I backported myself from Stretch for a feature I need, only that one because they dropped support for the old virtualbox in stable, otherwise it'd be just that one thing I backported, and live with being behind a bit for everything else.

If i wanted the latest and greatest everything, this wouldn't be what I ran.


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#27 2016-11-08 00:47:15

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Kurai wrote:

Huh. Wonder why a lot of the packages aren't compatible with Bunsen, then...

Debian Stable (currently Jessie) packages are compatible. If you are finding problems with package compatibility then it is because you are trying to install from other repos.
https://www.debian.org/releases/


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#28 2016-11-08 01:32:48

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Kurai wrote:

Huh. Wonder why a lot of the packages aren't compatible with Bunsen, then...

Linux users use "package" in a different manner than you apparently are thinking.  The dolphin-emu source code along with a build script is a far cry from a finished Jessie .deb package. 

I'm wondering if HOAS has tried the rebuild yet in the OBS..it should take a minute or so for the fix at most.

OK, I looked at the latest failed build log; the OBS doesn't recognize the "+" symbol in the version string, leaving a whitespace behind instead, so that causes a build failure.  You have to rename the orig.tar file where it has "+dfsg" to ".dfsg", then change that string in the version in debian/changelog, and then regenerate and upload all three source files.

Upstream is also building it against the "real" ffmpeg instead of the libav in Jessie, if it fails because of that, I'll throw it into my multimedia repo, which also has the backported ffmpeg.  In the meantime, I'll try one for the MX 15 test repo, which also has the same ffmpeg.

Update: 64-bit built OK on MX 15 and ffmpeg 3.1.5, we already had libmbedtls10 that I did for some forgotten reason; nothing in our repo depends on it.  Debian limits dolphin-emu to amd64 and arm64 builds.

Last edited by stevep (2016-11-08 02:25:39)

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#29 2016-11-08 07:24:50

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Kurai wrote:

Wonder why a lot of the packages aren't compatible with Bunsen

Do you have any examples of such packages?

All the software in the Debian jessie repositories is installable in BL and if it isn't then your system is misconfigured and you should post the output of `apt-cache policy` to allow us to troubleshoot your issues.

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#30 2016-11-08 07:41:34

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

stevep wrote:

I'm wondering if HOAS has tried the rebuild yet in the OBS..it should take a minute or so for the fix at most.

Building now, thanks for the bump and the instructions big_smile

EDIT: still fails, error here:

https://build.opensuse.org/package/live … n_8.0/i586

It doesn't like the modified Debian tarball, can I strip out or change the gpg stuff?

Anyway I have to go to $DAY_JOB now, back later...

Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2016-11-08 08:11:04)

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#31 2016-11-08 18:39:34

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:
stevep wrote:

I'm wondering if HOAS has tried the rebuild yet in the OBS..it should take a minute or so for the fix at most.

Building now, thanks for the bump and the instructions big_smile

EDIT: still fails, error here:

https://build.opensuse.org/package/live … n_8.0/i586

It doesn't like the modified Debian tarball, can I strip out or change the gpg stuff?

Anyway I have to go to $DAY_JOB now, back later...

No, it's not that, somehow you have a mismatch between your three source files.  The orig. tarball should have exactly the same hashes, because renaming it doesn't make that change, but the debian.tar.xz and .dsc files will be regenerated by "debuild -S -uc -us" and should match.  And the i386 build will fail because debian/control excludes it.  I can see your debian tarball and .dsc files were changed at a different time here:  https://build.opensuse.org/package/show … olphin-emu

where the change times should match, since they are regenerated by that command at the same time.  You have to remove the old ones and upload the regenerated ones, and the orig.tarball also if you had to rename it as in this case, though you've already done that.

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#32 2016-11-08 22:22:34

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

OK, regenerated the files properly in a Debian container instead of hacking it from Arch and now we have:

x86_32 is an unsupported platform.  Enable generic build if you really want

https://build.opensuse.org/package/live … n_8.0/i586

Sorry about this but I just can't get it working sad

I think the OP has lost interest anyway...

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#33 2016-11-08 22:38:14

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Hold the presses!

The 64-bit version has built successfully, here it is:

*drum roll*

https://software.opensuse.org/download. … olphin-emu

smile

Thanks for all of your help Steve.

EDIT: there is no 32-bit version, that's why that failed  :8

Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2016-11-08 22:49:25)

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#34 2016-11-09 20:50:53

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Re: Okay, I was trying to install Dolphin...

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

Hold the presses!

The 64-bit version has built successfully, here it is:

*drum roll*

https://software.opensuse.org/download. … olphin-emu

smile

Thanks for all of your help Steve.

EDIT: there is no 32-bit version, that's why that failed  :8

I love you so much right now.

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